... Chritmas Day itself It is so regardeA in London no longer. Twelfth Night, except in Drury-lane Theatre, is no more «an the sixth day of January. At midnight the stage of Drury-lane will be crowded by a few actors and actresses and a great many leaders of society ...

... have actually collected £371 L1s. d. 1 The churches which have benefited by the gifts areBuckley, Penyffordd, Coualis Qmy, Drury. lane, Mold; Anton, noar Hswatsien; Cvertons Bruho.and Talsarn Green (Maeiot)-4h t vnistic Methodist Church in that town. The ...

... houses. The following is a full list of the business transacted:- LICEFVSED VICTUAJLEW. SPECIAL APPLICATIONS. - Fromn To 22, Drury-lane Laura LonfacruesTheucas Birch .22, ?? 1 1V Wrrington .75,Gt Reward-fl. John P Warde Ellens Plint 2, Park-place ?? ...

... orchertra weas better. For five weeks the Carl Rosa Opera Company is to play at Drury-lane, ani it opens its season with a great artistic success, I could not be both at Drury-lane and at the Shaftesbury Theatre; but at the latter house Mr.; Willard replaces ...

... music in a more serious vein and an opera W Which shall live is confidenly expected from hirn The artistic decoration of Drury-lane Theatre was much talked of on Saturday night. Mr. Augustus Harris replaced an excellent portrait of himself, which hangs ...

... music-hall artiste. Not in the music hall alone, how- ever, will she henceforth appear. She is already promoted to thestage at Drury-lane She is to be one,of the attractions of Mr. Augustus Harris's new pantomiue. Whenever and wherever she appears she is certain ...

... Dublin, then to Edinburgh, Newcastle, and all the principal towns, and at Christmas Lady Dunbo will appear in the patomime in Drury-lane Theatre. The resorter showed Lady Dunboa report of an interview with hier as to her plans for the future. When she read ...

... are being made under the idea that fashion wil follow the Legislature and fill the tbeatres. Conse- quently, the opera at Drury Lane, which opened last night, is to be conducted as though this were the month of May. Aids was piece chosen for the opening ...

... of considerable a proportions, and overshadowed with palms an4 is othr emblems of dignity. Mr. Harris trans- ferred from Drury-lane, where his processions a have been of unexampled magnificence, to the streetsthe system of announcingby bannerettes 4 to ...

... the ecetric Jullien, who cast him for Edgar in Lucia di Lamermoor, one of the series of operas in ?? wbhich was ?? at Drury-lane Treatre nnder the directioo of the inventor of The llr:tish.Army Qtuadrilles. With all his Vagaries, JJllierhWad lucid ...

... he reinehobered as the merriest of the enueration.. WNhat. is to be said of Mr. Angursttus Harris's! ner. pantotiine at Drury-lane? To describe it is like deseribing libst year s or the pautomnime of the wear before. It is thle saime kind of ent~etit;irruelt ...

... frictikx. 2. Mr. Smith asserts that when be re- 0 the sigqed eri bj4di3gsO t ready to be an opened, be then mentions Drury-lane, King's- the cross, Bethna3-green, end Southwark-atreet pro- on parties; nd sar, all these would have been in b's worg ...